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Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
EOx and Cox.

why IN Bal!fsr do you toot th st
old horn !" shouted e citizen OF Colum.
bia street at a rag buyer who was
cracking his cheeaS.
ITO call your attent'oa tn TIE fac
that l want 20 buy rags. SIR" 81 as tn
reply.
"rheu let me take my way of calling
your ata ntion 10 the fact that l dom
want to sell any continued the cit'
zeD as he piokeI up brick bat aud
v ~hizzed 1t within an inch Of the too,.
er's head.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
lfarRRin6.

To dispose of the large stock Of monu
menss, tombssonss aud tablets, made
expressly for this fali's trade, among
which are come of the finest and hand.
somest tom be, We will offer them ct lese
than cost price In order to make room
for improvements. This 10 an oppor
tunity to get great bargain, as the
stock will be sold. Smith's marble and
granite works, Tenth and Tatnall
gtreetS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Go TO X. p. Carey, No. 81 King
street, for pure creamery butter st %
rs, % and 80 cents; York State cbeese
IA, 16 aud 1S cents per pound; freeh
country eggs, % cents per dozsD; choice
preserves, 10 cents per pound; caoicf
jelly, 4 pounds for 25 cents; choice apple
butter, cents per pound; very fine
mincemea., 8 pounds for 20 cents
Don't forget the place for choice goods
and low prices. z. 2. Carey, No. 3Il
King street.
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Concert aud BaII.

Tho Delaware Gangei bund held their
soncert and ball u: the Gernan Hall
yesterday evening. The vocal conctrt
was excellent Afser the concert an
elabnrats dance program was gone
through. Taken ali in all 1t was o very
enjoy able affair.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Ic 10 n Fact

that everybody ought to know that A
Sergeant gives 224O lbs. OF the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hicory kindling wood IN larg,
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard
foot of Monroe street. Central Office
Seventh and King streets. Look 70; tht
blue sign. Opening IN the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
DR.. slmms' white Puimon,O BAlsam,

the leading lung and throa. remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. rns positive pre-
ventor Of pulmonary consumption. Re.
lieves snd cures coughs, chroaio or re-
&,., remarkably fay. Loss OF home
refsreucss. BOO aIS 81. Sold by deal
ers. Depot, Bour.h ara King strsets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

eases. OIo.h, fuii.giit. only sl,OO, by mall
tcaied. Illustrative sample freo TO al Jouns
and midd lei aged racn for tho next 30 days
Send now. Address IN. W. II. T A RkEk,
Bulfnnh street, Bostcn. Mass. 60 sodI
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

when baby was s,oE, we gave her OastoriA,
When she was Child, she cried for Cast0rf,
When she became Miss, she ctunE 80 CrEtofii
When she had Ohildren. she ..save them Ca
to eriA.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

TIE sOIEwOE OF
l LIFE, the groat Med-
ioal Work OF the ago on
70 1nhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Prens.
tnre Deoiine, EErsrs OF
Youth, and the untold
miserias csneequentthere.
on. SEQ pages 8vo. l2o
nrHRcrintinna for all dis
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Rn To

Go To
Taylor b Fullerton's, No. 500 King
street. for puve drrgs OF all desorip-
tiep.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

k-At A BAk,ihlN, A WO
sshpnsn oil engine; nearly }
iWIcinu an hour to run II
B,BT "A. hLUP, printer. NO
ktl ely, CD u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
A. KELLY

Retailer nf Fine Vines, whiskes, etc
Lenth and Shipley btrt ets. Telephone cal
No. IA. fA-eo
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

nIOIIOE-I, OhhOLtNE hLINb h,
~ THE owner and occupant OF the
houxes situated al No 2tT snd NO. atg
East second street. In the Second Wari o
the oity OF " lining % county OF RewOsstle
and state OF Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements of the acis OF tho General
ssempiy IN such case medo ana provided.
do hereby give notice tnat shall Apply Ia
writing 90 Ihe Oourt OF General SessioGs oil
the Peace and Jail delivery ofthe State oi
Doiawaro, in and for New CASTLE ounty, on
n ond ~. The 2lst day CT NOV. A. u. 1881. be
ing the next term OF SAID court, for license
ter said houee as an inn or tavern, for the
"a o therein of tntoxio ltiny liquors in less
quantities than one qcart, 70 oo drunk on
the promises, and tho following respectable
citigens OF said ward recommend the eaid
application, vix:
John q Hifssl EolSer
charles Hsincl Ferdinand Vagol
Ado,ph kiobsrg Wm l. Heal
Henry U Roller Andrew Spiezelhaito
Ohafies Il sparks 9ustsvs Hanson
Habt Kenyon hackstt
Martin IrAsb Jchn NJ eie-
Robert hutton John Spencer
| Nicholas Jenny Jr Louis Guam
Il lseo B Mo,xaer Ohas Schoy
las W Porter II q kemble MD
VIM Hammond Jas A Quinn
Il Ne tthew Sptcsethalte;
ols-a,s CAROLINE KLISGER.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

-CHgaP, AGOOD BUCK
" d'iIL with pbssphnio AID
i,,tIeat. J. r. Ii ALL, Als
rRl SO II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

AYOTIOE-l, JOSEPH BaaNER, THE
owner and oo ;opsnt Of the house ait
uated at blp UnuIca ST., being the y. W. cvr.
Ttn and Ohurcn stresta. IN tho Eighth ward
II the city OF Wilmington, county OF NewCas-
lie nd STATE of Delaware, In compliance with
:he requirements of the acts Of the General
Asso nbly In such case m>d9 and provided,
10 mere ~ give notioe tkat shall apply In
writing to the court OF q GrDersl Sessions OF
he Peace md Jail Delivery OF tho State OF
ipelaware, in and for New Nas:is County, on
Monday, the 2lst day OF N0v. A. D.lSS7, be'
ing the next term OF said court. for q license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for the
,aie therein Of tnto2icasiog liquors In less
guam tirtes than one quart, TO DO drunk 90
the prem;ses, ana tho following reipectaple
citisens OF eatd ward recommend tne salo
appii sation, viz:
James EenninR Jehn ZONES
Domlutch U'Donnoll limo ny h q ALL
w m ID SPARKS Wells
Jomta Onfisty Samuel Motr3
Josepn Sell William IL CpdJke
Bsrnard McUuI.ough John J. HcrroT
walter e Taylor .iosepb b helntr
John N Irwin bernafd pononoo
Uharles KoeberIe James a Maguiro
.Ia,Ieck 4 hay james Steen
John 4. .of,us John Donlon
Aaron Pyle Jeho " Straus.
ol0-dAw JOS EPh EotNfh'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

h-sTVGk, TOOLS An ID EF
Iilnc- ,hOp, North last, ND;
las ptr month; good stsnd
vorI. Apply " or address J
no Ev,, md. OifSp
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@.st lA@.

NUfIoE-i, THOMAS L. nuU SILKY
IN ths owner and occupant OF tho Eae
lake Hotel, situated on the porihwes
sornor OF Elliott avenue and msrke
street. IN the Ninth ward OF tn,
sity OF WILMINGTON, county Of re~ CastI'
md state Of Deiaware, in compliance with
the requirements Of the act of the Genera
Assembly In such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply II
vritia ag 70 the Court OF General Sessions Of
The Peaoo and Jail Delivery OF tho state OF
delaware, IN aud for New Castle Counts,
on honday, the z'sI cay OF Nov, A. ID. 1887
being the next term OF said c3urt, for IL
osnse for said house as an inn or tavern. fol
The sale therein of intoxie Ating liquors In
,ess quantities IN Al ono quart, u be drunk
n the premises, and the following rcspscta-
ole cit soDs of said ward rtconment' the
aid apple alton, viz:
q II Hughes WIN Barclay
9ottleib II Rehfus David Il Oiough
Edward U Knight John MoEiwee
l. Forster Wn 4 Mousley
Wesley Alexander A II Kox
Baniei Ford Charles schlaehtsr
q = Gamble Edwin II Barr
John 1rit1n Goo W Kennedy
John Turton Uhsrles Hallnan
franklin CLOUD John Cox
NiYen y GAMBLE II Fineriy
W m h Baekies .Tchn Carson
MOTHS l. PIKE Nelson y tlraig
olt-etA THOMAS l.. MOtSLEY.
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fo- Esatl

nd DOG, THE TIP OF
ais OF. Suitable reward II
'tet. olS-2t@
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

F-9KlUERY ScDxE fNI
b1, lit,le capital fequt,sd
4 trSss ) l.. , NJ this oth 30
oia3.s
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

tz-LaEHE AND SMALL
sEh wagons AZ fair prices
Va oi business wagons. W
nj s1d frtnsh sta. klo On
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Oh ES T N U I
r.. te,veen 7 and 8 years OF
IGnIsh, a good driver, cna os =
n v. 5. BULLOCK. 10
FsH.
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k,L-A WAY DtSlnAbLt
IN .re conveniently located; ;
Islningto easy terms. Ad
SE hgf ecker, Attornais ior
ell-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

,sTOHY BKlCK HOUSE
~. Of Lowering avenue,
srsrt, VIII sell onoap,t nd
N rr;epassr. Montnly insts "
7I,s II: Lindcn street AppU
ThAauh. thu ofiioe. tieti
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

A TtEsTIoN, DaI.y IAN
A GOOD &ArEEE
Inc sunscribors will bei AZ puuits sale, o.
he drove yard at Oentrev uis, Christians
td., Del, on
MONDAY, OCTOBsR "a, 1877,
~ one o'clock, p. n,
Al head Of fresh cowJ and spring. fSr2
~ ere, tomo stocf bulls ari sone ~
ezra hne ytuog etock. Al! OF the sbOye
STOCK 10 extra d ne, and 10 we'll worth the at
tontion OF ersons wishing good etoex. Inh
10 the haest stick We nave pOugut Vt.
Everybody coma. Dnner at IL. 80 sharp.
TermG-A credit o: 70 days.
Proud MEkRtOH.
j. u. Robinson. Auct o,l-dhv
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PuuLHU sALxs.
SALE
REAL ESTATE

\
-AL Or
REAL ESTATE
~ virtue Of power contained In 'hs las,
wiz ana testsnent OF Lydia X, Rothwell, de
CEASED, vill b. expo cd 10 public sale, al the
National Hotel, Ia the towa OF Middle town,
Delaware, 90
9 SATURDAY, OCTOBRR l5. A. D., 's7,
st o'tl 'ck y. m,
Tne following described real ettate or the
said Iydin ". Rothweli deceased. via.
All that farm and tract OF land, with a large
three story frame house and good out build-
ings thereon erected, situRted on the lie els In
Appoquinink Hundred, 2i2 acres OF land
more or less. The above IL one Of The best
prolncins farms In New Caste County, ls ali
nliable land, and 'he houses ard buildings
lb-Teon are In good repair. I is in n 1ery
9n. nelFhborhood, only "a mile. from MD.
Attendance will he given and terms of sale
made known at the time aud place aforesaid
W JOHN N. no II WEl.i,
JAMES 4. ROfRWELL,
- E1ecutors
VT ALGrtW ". SAnborr, Their attorpty.
oetdS-4-s-6-i 0-I2-i4sstt
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
Gambling in 10 i'm San Francisco.

There was French woman who played
the violin receiving 500 a day therefor;
and as women were 80 scarce in those days
whenever she EFT the saloon to go out on
the street, every saloon around the
square was empti d to get look at her.
In these saloons there were piles OF gold,
both in coin and in sacks OF gold dust,
that would put some OF our commerce a!
banks OF the present day TO the blush, and
long tables that had their croupiers ready
to rake in or pay out as last as the cards
were turned of. | have often watched
some novice who was putting down his first
ventures at play. On one occasion ! saw
at the same table two clergymen shove
their coin under another mans arm on the
table. know them both and know OF
what j speak-we are all mortals after
all.
Among other noted players was q judge
at that time, who made it point every
evening to 60 around from place to place
and make high play. UIo1 entering with
his attendant who carried the sack, he
would first sit down at table and bar of
every other player; then set Lis time oil
play at limit, say twenty minutes or hall
an hour, the stake from $4,000 to S20,-
900, with the bank. Meantime to keep
the crowd that would be in at the time,
which would number from 300 up to near
l 900, lie always ask d them all to take a
drink, which meant 20 cents a head for the
bar, and il he won he paid for the drinks;
il he lost the bank had them to pay for
Overland Monthly.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
French COurtshlps.

Filtration is not French pastime, saya
Max O'Rell. A few married women may
indulge in 1t, but giIl-, whatever may be
said to Il CONT airy, never DO. A woman
who flirted would pass in France or giddy,
not to say fast; she knows her countrymen
too well for that. She is aware when sho
coquets with them what she is exposing
herself to. Ii French cir 1t inclined for
little Irritation how coul they indulge in
it? Good heavens, What would her
mother and father say if IN Y saw her tak-
ing a walk by herself during the d ,y-iI it
come TO their knowledge that n young man
had actually dared 10 whisper words II
love into her ear before h. had laid bare
his heart and made a clear = a'cment u
his finances to hen in the fl ST place.
Even when he a. obtained the consent -
the parents and his visits to the house
where his fiance resides are permitted. tho
young couple are not allowed to sc och
other even for n nom ut without the pres-
ence al n third party, and the little in.
timacies and endearments which, in Amcric ,
are deemed harmless. are, in France,
vigorously banishe1 and forbidden. Tho
pleasant operation familiar to English
lovers by the term of "spoonin.' is
absolutely unknown t. courtship a. prac.
tised in Fran o.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
They Told Each Other All.
Mamie, is it really your"

''Why, Mamie, is it really your"
"Yes, indeed, Sadie; when did you get
homer"
only yesterday, and"
Where were your"
"Oh, every place-Newport, Bar Harbor,
Long Branch, Rnd--hut where were Suu?'
"Oh. we went to"
did you have a good time?"
Perfectly lovely! Did"
"Oh, perfectly lovely! / declare, Name
l."
80 did /, and"
81 had the best"
$50 did / and oh, Name"
do tell me all about, or L"
II will, some time.-Iiust had perfectly
splendid time every minute and"
so did ]. But isn't it lovely to be a,
home sgain?'
Perfectly lovely"
81 think 90, too. I've I'D o lovely sea
son Of 10 but then"
80 have /, but as you say"
There's no place like home, aftsr
ALL"
No, indeed. Do come soon aud tell me
all about your season, and /"
II will, for have the lOveliest-"
80 have I-periectly splendidl"
They separate.-Town Topics.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
Caught With q Worm.

On one of his early spring trout fishing
expeditions Mr.. Whyley had caught Jas
usual fine string Of fish. He sent them
up to NJ. Deblois us a present. Mr.. Deblois
invited his friends and had the trout
served in proper style.
The next day he called into Mr.. Whylev's
place and thanked him politely, II some
what formally as usual with him, for his
present OF me. gn.ficent fish. The interview
was very pleasant to both. but as Mr..
Dsblois turned TO leave him he SAID:
by the way, Mr.. Whyley, would you
mind telling me with what fly you killed
those trout
Won know that brook trout won't take a
fly the first OF ApriI?'
Caught them with worm," shouted
Deblois; caught them with worm. and
did you dare to send trout caught with d
worm to me?" and started off i'll a rage.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
a LEARNED WIFE.

She knows every modern ism and, as from
human prison, each theosophy and
philosophy is reflected from her mind;
Knows the standing, scope, and status Of
the Bacons, Rants, and Platos, in phi
lology and psychology she wades in and
goes it blind.
She will talk YOU to paralysis with her"chem-
zeal analysis" with "trchOtOmy' and
.phlebotomy'' on her victim she will
pOunce;
She will kill you if you're lillablc, with her
sounding, thirteen-sylable,a ancient, alien,
sesquipedslian words no fellow can pro-
nOuncc.
But her husband, helpless sinner, eats his
bread-and-water dinner, luckless fellow
in the cellar, through his love dyspeptic
DAYS;
For his lovely wife bcwitching piles the Ia
bles I'm the kitchen with the leNicOns
of old Mexicans and with cv-clo-pe-di-as as.
And without a curse or stammer thro'
large piles of Sanscrit grammar with
agility and ability picks his way round
like cat.
And the big hole in his "trOwsis' no sweet
wfely aid arOuses, with complaccncy and
patience he conceals it with his hat.
The Ynkee Blade
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
Amusing Blnnders.

An old farmer employed a son of Erin
to work for him on his farm. Pat was
constantly misplacing the end boards in
the cart-the front board behind and
the tail board in front-which made the
old gentleman irritable. To proven,
blunders he resolved to distinguish each
board by some sign or notice thereon.
Accordingly, he painted on both boards
a large "B' then calling Pat to him and
showing him the boards. he said: Now,
you blockhead. you need make no mis-
take, as they are both marked. "Thist
pointing to one board. lis .B' for be-
fore, and that" indicting the tail board.
rs Bfor behind" Whereupon the
old gentleman marched off with
great dignity.
A German paper relates that during
the absence of his son Louis, who had
gone on distant journey. Prince Ferdi-
nand of Prussia, who then resided at
the Palace of Belle Vue, near Berlin,
caused some alterations to be made in
cial hills, lakes and grottoes, in order
to crafty the Young Princes love for
the romantic when he returned from his
foreign tour. Soon after his arrival,
Prince Louis was shown around the
park by his proud father, who did not
fail to point out to him all the beauties
of the scenery. An hour later "A plac-
ard, placed by some wag, was discover
ed on the outside gate with the follow
ing inscriptions: Visitors are requested
to be careful not to crush the hills flat
by stepping on them. No dogs allow
ed, as they might drink up the lakes.
No one is allowed to pocket any of the
rocks that are lying about. BY order"
A swimmng-school IN Frankfort-on-
the-Main announces in English: Swim
ming instructions given by teacher of
both sexes" An allusion to swimming
reminds us that at Dieppe. that famous
bathing-place, there are police establish
ed whose duty il is to rescue persons
from danger. This notice is said to
have been recently issued to them:
The bathing police are requested,
when lady is in danger of drowning,
10 seize her by the dress and not by the
hair. which oftentimes remains in their
grasp
A country paper in notice OF lee
ture given by phrenolog sts, said: Be
hind the platform is a large gallery OF
life-size portraits twelve feet high"
This odd notice reminds us OF the hand
bill put forth at Exter which was BEAD
ed; Wanted. few healthy members
to complete Sick Society"
Obituary notices have not always tho
solemnity about their composition which
is thought desirable Acountry sculpt-
or was ordered to engrave on tomb
stone the following words: "A virtuous
woman is crown to her husband.
The stone. however, being small. he en-
graved on it: "A virtuous woman is
js. to her husband. "-ChGn,berS' Jour-
nal.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19

back to work there has been .cu,
| down in my wages
The family with whom have board.
ed turned me into the street tonight
calling me u factory slave
ooh, | am weak n body and sick a.,
heart. / cannot fight the battle lone
er. A grave in the river is preferable
to this If you had not come"
She paused in her sad recital, whilo
her gaze became fixed upon the mills
Her rescuer had listened to her story
with deepest interest, Her trouble had
touched his very heart
Cheer up" he said, encouraginglv
land believe you have found friend
now who will assist you all that lies in
his power.
IL thank you," she murmured. 81
hope your coming is for the best"
II believe it, he declared, earnestly
"But see, it is beginning to rain. We
must find shelter for you. Will you 90
| TO one of the hOtels?'
"YeS-no! have an acquaintance
who has been very kind to me. Per.
hapS she will not turn me away"
$50 much the better. With your
permission, l will accompany you to
the place"
| Little more was said by either until
they reached one of the tenement
| blocks near the Main street.
'Mv friend lives here" said Ella.
leading the way up a pair of narrow,
wind ng stairs. She Knocked timidly
at one of the doors on the second story.
After n short delay it was opened by
a young woman, who at sight of Ella,
cried:
Come in. Nell. This is glad srr-
prise"
Il thank YOU, Edith. have friend
with me. NJ. -"
She paused in confusion, unable to
call her benefactor's name.
! "Howard-CharleS Howard" he
fastened To say. pray excuse"
He did not finish the sentence, unless
the low exclamation that left his lips
could be called speech.
Edin, my sistcr"-and he sprang to
the sids If Elias friend.
Charlie. dear brother" she
fell into hts arms
Ella looked Ol WIFI NOn'ltr.
Then from the plainly furnished
apartment two o, hers joined the scene,
Father. mother. " said Edith, when
the first transport ,f joy had passed,
Charley returned at last.
There were many Z uestons asked
and long stories told. W. men need not
be repeated here.
Charles Howard had left home when
4 boy of fourteen to 90 win II a friend
TO California. Report afterwa. IDS came
to his parents of his death. III "a later
thev moved from their native 1llage
in the state of Ohio to come to NJ -,
New Hampshire.
Charles, though escaping death,
passed through a long illness to recover
at last penniless and discouraged. His
letters were returned and in vain he
tried to learn aught of his parents
whereabouts. They had moved, but no
one knew whittier
As soon as poss bic Charles returned
TO begin a fruitless search for his fam
ilv. In time, unconscious of their ex-
istence there, he drifted to NJ. and
then followed the Providential meeting
as we have described.
Ella May bury found pleasant home
with her friends until short time
since she became the mistress of a house.
hold of her own as the wife of her pre-
living. To the brave in heart there is
no cloud without its silver lining
Yankee Blade.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
A Poor Policy.

The agent Of an insurance company
went out to Chene street one day recently
to adjust loss in adwelling- house. There
had been only small blaze with about
$50 real damages, but when the man was
asked TO give in his figures he sail: Il
dosn' take fife hoonered dollar und be so
scarf again; put down five hoonered. 4"
Yes" "Und my wife goes almost into
fits, ind you can put down one tousand. "
Yea "Und my brudder-Iaw Who's so
oopset dot he shakes all oafsr init a shin !:
put down two hoonered for dot" ANY.
thing more?" ''yhell. my dog goes wildt.
der woman's mex, door faints AWAY. und
4 hei . sit oop all night; MAYBE you like
TO tPov ne in o hoonered dollar extra"
When ho vas informed that the policy only
eoverod actuol damages he held up HE
hanls cd nhouted: "0nly dot Why.
e ~ 80 l2sk . h.ia nss = niss
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19
Young man, 60 home sober.

/, Hyou will have your racket in spite oI
all your father and mother can say TO you,
and you are ashamed OF it enough 70 want
TO conceal it; now il you must do 1t, and
'aavent moral stamina enough to behave
yourself, hide the disgrace OF your into xica-
an hour before going home. and IL will
sipolish up your respectability with a sober
oil in an hour. 1t will defend you against
yourself, and stop that growing appetite
for liquor that will eventually get away
with your manhood and honor. II you
care nothing for honor or good name, it
sill prevent the worlds seeing it. Every
druggist and soda fountain will sell it to
you at hall the cost OF liquor.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-11-19

permanently, and she has had no return Of
g" Another case is that Of Mr.. Il. B. Kyle,
Tower Hill, Appomattox county, Va, who
writes, November. 1856: Was afflicted for
several years with rheumatism and grew
worse all the time. Eminent physicians
gave no relief; had spasms, and was not Ak
pected to live; was rubbed all over with ST.
Jacobs Oil. The first application relieved,
the second removed the pain, continued use
cured me; no relapse In FIVE years, and do as
much work as ever" These are proofs of the
perfection of the remedy, and, taken in CON
neetien with the miracles performed In other
v:tses, it has no equal
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